Posted Jul 24, 2006 at 09:56PM by Rica M.
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It's a good thing that developers are constantly trying to make Dungeons and Dragons Online better via the numerous updates they make on the game. Even though players have encountered (many) downtime because of several updates, the game's all good. Here now is a rundown of what changes to expect in the next scheduled update of DDO: Performance
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Posted Jul 06, 2006 at 12:47PM by Jake D.
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Everybody has their good days and bad days, right? Well, yesterday was a bad day - especially for our faithful forum family. Due to a series of unfortunate events that were enough to make us pull our hair out (yes, we're all bald now, even the ladies), the QJ.NET Forums have been down for the last 24 hours. After a year of uninterrupted service on our forums, it was bound to happen eventually. Despite the rumors, this was nothing more than miscommunication with our server hosts - nothing malicious or diabolical about it at all. Just a Grade-A snafu.Nevertheless, the forums are now back online and everything is as it was. Just in case you've forgotten how to get there (a common withdrawal symptom), here's a direct link back to the QJ.NET Forums Directory where you'll find forum categories for each and every one of the QJ Blogs. And in case some of you have never visited the Forums, here's some highlights that you should check out - especially if you're a new 1.50 PSP user looking to get into homebrew! PSP:
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Posted Jun 25, 2006 at 05:21PM by Maricar V.
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Players found themselves knocking at the Dungeons and Dragons Online door when the login server went down. Raids and conquests would have to wait another day, or until the programmers get the server back up. The DDO team would like to avoid downtime two days in a row, but updates would have to be delayed until final tests on the live servers are done. No need to worry though, with the full Quality Assurance staff working on the issue, fixes will be done in no time. In the meantime, you can re-think your DDO strategies or plan your next raid. |
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Everybody has their good days and bad days, right? Well, yesterday was a bad day - especially for our faithful forum family. Due to a series of unfortunate events that were enough to make us pull our hair out (yes, we're all bald now, even the ladies), the QJ.NET Forums have been down for the last 24 hours. After a year of uninterrupted service on our forums, it was bound to happen eventually. Despite the rumors, this was nothing more than miscommunication with our server hosts - nothing malicious or diabolical about it at all. Just a Grade-A snafu.
Players found themselves knocking at the